For all of his much-advertised misogyny, the women in his great works are frequently drawn with more compassion than the men; the specific reality of each character leaves no room for an artist of this magnitude to tip the scales simply in pursuit of an idea.
In each country, the same set of four surveys was used to collect data about practice characteristics, physician perceptions of care, patient perceptions of care, and patient values, with only minor changes to accommodate the specific realities of the local health care system [38, 39].
Problems arose with these entities, due not to the underlying concept of such centralization, but to the specific realities of who exactly is on each board, what training they have had, and how "reasonable" they were.
However, effective adoption requires the adaptation of the generic instrument to the specific realities of health care organizations.
Hence, this general human relationship combines with the specific history, reality, social structure, ideational structure and even lifestyle of East Asia, which contributes to the peculiarity of the relationship between the East Asian countries.
Once again as I came into contact with the reality of this specific tale, I had to solve the problem of how to tell it.
Others were less comfortable with the altered reality of heliocentrism.
In this way it makes possible our reconciliation with reality, even with the tragic reality of the twentieth century.
He said that the prohibition on searches without showing what Judge Sweet labeled a specific threat to public safety is out of line with "the reality of our post-9/11-world" and takes "a valuable tool away from police officers".
Morgenthau was concerned with the reality of German military aggression.
